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Moving house after a severe trauma, options & costs
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movingon29 wrote: »The renting idea was great that one of you suggested, however after giving it some thought I wouldn't be able to due to still being tied down by help to buy. You are not allowed to rent out unless you pay the 20% back.
I think that was me
I expected that renting out might not be straightforward, but think in your circumstances an exception might be made to any restrictions as you are not exactly seeking buy-to-let permission. I would ask if it was possible to have permission to rent out, perhaps for a specific length of time (say a year) in order to give you space and time to make a decision what to do.
It may help to get your request supported by your GP, therapist, police liaison officer (if you have one) and/or MP.
You will find a way through this, just be careful not to make a decision in haste."In the future, everyone will be rich for 15 minutes"0
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